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Over the course of the inquiry, the Committee took oral evidence across six formal sessions from Scottish Government Ministers, senior Scottish Prison Service officials, NHS clinicians, Public Health Scotland, Police Scotland, and a wide range of third-sector organisations.
Over the course of the inquiry, the Committee took oral evidence across six formal sessions from Scottish Government Ministers, senior Scottish Prison Service officials, NHS clinicians, Public Health Scotland, Police Scotland, and a wide range of third-sector organisations.
Over the course of the inquiry, the Committee took oral evidence across six formal sessions from Scottish Government Ministers, senior Scottish Prison Service officials, NHS clinicians, Public Health Scotland, Police Scotland, and a wide range of third-sector organisations.
The Committee supports the Criminal Justice Committee's request that the Scottish Government considers how the wider needs of victims can be met, including on information sharing - in this Bill or, possibly, the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill.
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-recovery-reform-scotland-bill-equalities-impact-assessment-eqia/documents/" target="_blank">https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-recovery-reform-scotland-bill-equalities-impact-assessment-eqia/documents/</a> accepts that digital exclusion is a significant issue which needs to be considered.
In-person discussion groups
The engagement session with people who had lived experience of recovery from alcohol and/or drug addiction was held in person at the Scottish Parliament in February 2025.